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- 1Iranian people are regime's first victims, expert says●The Iranian people were this regime’s first victim, expert says
An expert interviewed on Fox Business argued that the Iranian people have been the first victims of Iran's ruling regime, pointing to repression and hardship endured under its rule. The comment adds to ongoing debate about the situation inside Iran and the impact of the government's policies on its own citizens.
- 2Expert warns of 'terrible news' for housing market●This is 'TERRIBLE NEWS' for the housing market, expert warns
A real estate expert featured on Fox Business warned that recent developments amount to 'terrible news' for the housing market. The warning is circulating widely as homebuyers, sellers and investors weigh what it could mean for prices, mortgage rates and sales activity, with many debating whether the market is headed for a downturn.
- 3NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 arrives at Kennedy Space Center▼WATCH LIVE: NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 arrives at Kennedy Space Center
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 astronauts have arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of their upcoming mission to the International Space Station. The crew's arrival was covered live by Fox News and Fox Business. The pre-flight milestone marks the next step in preparations for the launch of the latest NASA-SpaceX crew rotation mission.
- 4The Mystery Man Shadowing Kimberly Guilfoyle Across Europe●The Mystery Man Shadowing Kimberly Guilfoyle as She Pushes Deals Across Europe
Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former Fox News host turned Trump campaign figure and incoming US envoy to Greece, is reportedly traveling across Europe courting business deals, accompanied by a man whose identity and role are drawing scrutiny. The Wall Street Journal is profiling who he is and what his presence says about her unconventional post-administration commercial activities in Europe.
- 5Alabama teens to get state-backed TikTok alternative in $100M deal▼Alabama teens getting their own version of TikTok under sweeping $100M deal
Alabama teenagers are set to receive their own version of TikTok as part of a sweeping $100 million deal, according to Fox Business. Details about who is funding the initiative, what the app will offer, and how it will differ from the popular short-video platform have not been disclosed, but the announcement is drawing attention as states weigh responses to TikTok's prominence among young users.